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ISrOTES. 

The figures at the end of each Department list show the 
number reported in good standing December 31, 1889, according 
to which the apportionment of Representatives is made, except 
Nortli Dakota and South Dakota, figures of which aie for March 31, 
1890. See Article 2, chapter iv, page 18, R. «t R. 



This Roll of the 24th National P^ncampment is intended to 
include (besides the National Oflicers, National Council of Adminis- 
tration and Representatives), the names of all Past Commanders-in- 
Chief, Past Vice Commanders in-Chief, and Past Department Com- 
manders, who are now members of the National Encampment, or 
who were such membei*s at the time of their decease ; the latter 
being marked thusf- 

GEO. H. HOPKINS, Adjutant-Gentral. 



Jfi 7 I90e 



In exch. 
D. ofO. Piib Li^ 



ROLL 



TWenti]- Fourth Wational Encampmeni 



Commander in-Chief, 

Senior Vice- Commander - in - Ch ief, 

Junior Vice- Commander-in-Chief, - 

Surg eon- General, 

Chaplaiv.-in- Chief, 

Adjutant- General, 

Quartermaster General, 

Inspector-General, 

Judge- Advocate-General, 



Russell A. Algei;, Detroit, Mich. 
A. G. Weissert, Milwaukee, Wis. 
J.F. Lovett, Trenton, N. J. 
Horace P. Porter, Foster, Mo. 
W. H. Childers, Tallesboro, Ky. 
George H. Hopkins, Detroit, Mich. 
John Taylor, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Lewis E." Griffith, Troy, N. Y. 
D. R. Austin, Toledo, O. 



COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION. 



Alabama, 

Arizona, 

Arkansas, 

CaliS'ORnia, 

Colorado and Wyoming, 

Connecticut, 

Delaavare, 

Florida, 

Georgia, 

Idaho, 

Illinois, 

Indiana, 

Iowa, 

Kansas, 

Kentucky, 

Louisiana and Mississippi, 

Maine, 

Maryland, 

Massachusetts, 

Michigan, 

Minnesota, 



G. L. Worth, 
George W. Sandere, 
Michael Kirst, 
R. B. Treat, - 
M. J. Hogarty, - 
Augustus H. Fenn, 
Joseph S. Booth, 
William James, 
C. T. Wa^tson, 
George L. Shoup, 
A. D. Reade, 
Benjamin Starr, 
L. B. Raymond,*" 
(). H. Coulter, 
W. M. Collins, - 
Joseph H. Lawlor, 

Joseph C. Hill, 
H. G. < ). Weymouth, 
Louis Kenitz, 
Albert Scheffer, 



Montgomery. 

Tucson. 

Little Rock. 

Los Angeles. 

Greeley, Col. 

Winsted. 

Wilmington. 

Jacksonville. 

Atlanta. 

Boise City. 

Evanston. 

Richmond. 

Hampton. 

Topeka. 

Louisville. 

New Orleans. 

Baltimore. 
Lowell. 
Muskegon. 
St. Paul. 



TWENTY-rOfltTH NATIONAL KXCAMPMENT 



COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION. 



MlSSOFRI, 

Montana, 
Nebraska, - 
Nkw Hampshire, 
New Jersey, 
New Mexico, 
New York, 
North Dakota, 
Ohio, 
Oregon, 
Pennsylvania, 
Potomac, 
Rhode Island, 
South Dakota, 
Tennessee, 
Texas, - 
Utah, 
Vermont, 

VlK(;INIA, 

Washington and Alaska, 
West Virginia, 
Wisconsin, 



Nelson Colo, 
Horatio S. Howell, 
T. S. ("larkson, 
Will. S. Pillsbury, 
J. R. Mullikin, 
James H. Purdy, 
A. M. Underhill, 

L. H. Williams, 

Will. McCMoUand, 
John P. Cluirch, 
Henry C. Luther, 
Porter P. Peck, 
W. E. F. Milbiirn, 
H. W. Nye, 
Thomas Cahoon, 
P>. J. Ormsbee, 
Frank L. Slade, 
J. A. C. McCoy, 
Chas. E. Anderson, 
J. A. Watrous, 



-Continued. 

St. Louis. 
Helena. 
Omaha. 
Derry Depot. 
Newark. 
Santa Fe. 
New York. 

Ripley. 

Pittsburgh. 
Washington. 
Providence. 
Sioux Falls. 
Greenville. 
- Fort Worth. 
Ogden. 
Brandon. 
Norfolk. 
Tacoma. 
Weston. 
Milwaukee. 



PAST NATIONAL OFFICERS. 

ThiLsc (U'lH'iisf.l iiiarkr.l u ilh an olK-li-k, r\-) 

PAST COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF. 

tS. A. Hurlbut, - - 1866-67 

f John A. Logan, ---... 1868-9-70 

tAmbrose E. Bumside, ...... 1871-72 

Charles Devens, Boston, Mass., - . . . 1873-74 

tJohn F. Hartranft, -..-.. 1875-76 

John C. Robinson, Binghamjiton, N. Y., - - - 1877-78 

fWilliam Earnshaw, ...... 1879 

Louis Wagner, Pliiladeli)hia, Pa., - - - - 1880 

George S. Merrill, Lawrence, Mass., .... 1881 

Paul \'an Der Voort, Omaha, Neb., - - . . 1882 

Robert B. Beath, Philadelphia, Pa., .... 1883 

Jolin S. Kountz, Toledo, O., - - - - - 1884 

S. S. Burdett, Washington, D. C, - - - - - 1885 

Lucius Fairchild, Madison, Wis., .... 1886 

John P. Rea, MinneapolLs, Minn., ..... 1887 

William Warner, Kansas City, Mo., - - - - 1888 



tDeceaeed. 



GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. 3 

PAST SENIOR VICE-COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF. 

t Joshua T. Owen, - - - - - - - 1868 

Lucius Fairchild, Madison, Wis., - . . . 1869-70 

Louis Wagner, Philadeli)hia, Pa., ----- 1871-72 

Edward Jardine, New York, N. Y., - - . . 1874 

Joseph S. Reynolds, Chicago, 111 , - - - - - 1875-76 

Elisha H. Rhodes, Providence, R. I., - - - - 1877 

Paul Van Der Voort, Omaha, Neb., - - . . 1878 

John Pahner, Albany, N. Y., - - - - - 1879 

Edgar D. Swain, CUiicago, III., ..... 1880 

Charles L. Young, Toledo, O., - - - - - 1881 

W. E. W. Ross, Baltimore, Md., - - - - - 1882 

Williaru Warner, Kansas City, Mo., . - . - 1883 

John P. Rea, Minneapolis, Minn., - - ... 1884 

Seldon Connor, Augusta, Me., .---•. 1885 

S. W. Backus, Santa Barbara, Cal., .... 1886 

Nelson. Cole, St. Louis, Mo., ----- 1887 

Moses 'H. Neil, Columl)us, ( )., - . - . . 1888 

PAST JUNIOR VICE-COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF. 

Joseph R. Ilawley, Hartford, Conn., ... - 1868-69 

Louis Wagner, Philadelphia, Pa., .... 1870 

J. Warren Keifer, Springfield. O., - - - - - 1871-72 

Ed. Ferguson, Milwaukee, Wis., - - . . 1873 

Guy T. Gould, Chicago, 111., ... - - 1874 

C. J. Buckbee, New Haven, Conn., - - - - 1875-76 

t William Earnshaw, ..---- 1877 

Herbert E. Hill, Somerville, Mass., - - - . - 1878 

H. Dingman, Washington, DC.,- - - -, - 1879 

fGeorge Bowers, --..-- 1880 

C. V. R. Pond, Coldwater, Mich., - - . - . 1881 

I. S. Bangs, Waterville, Me., ..... 1882 

W. H. Holmes, San Francisco, Cal., - . - . 1883 

Ira E. Hicks, New Britton, Conn., .... 1884 

John R Lewis, Atlanta, Ga., - - - - - 1885 

Edgar Allen, Richmond, Va., . - - - - 1886 

John C. Linehan, Penacook, N, H., .... 1887 

Joseph Hadfield, New York City, N. Y., - - - 1888 

ALABAMA. 

Organi7A"l Mtirch 12, lS8il. 
Commander, - . . . W. H. Hunter, Birmingiiam. 

Senior Vice-Commander, - - Seymour Bullock, Mobile. 

Junior Vice-Commander, - - A. B. Hayes, Cullman. 

Assistant Adjutant-General, - W. J. Pender, Birmingham. 

fDeceased. 



TWENTY-KorHTH XAIIuNA I, KNCAMPMEXT 



ALABAMA.— Continued. 



REPRESENTATIVE. 

Robert Harber, (at large) Montgomery. 



ALTERNATE. 

,1. M. Rudifson, (at large) Mobile. 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-Conimander, 
Jmiior Vife-Coiiunander, 
Assistant Adjiitant-( lenoral, 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDER. 

F. (i. SlK'i)pard, liirmingiiam. 
(221) 

ARIZONA. 

Organized Siptfiiil.Lr 10, 1887. 

Geo. F. Coats, Phoenix. 
John W. Kelso, Tombstone. 
Ira B. Sam])son, Tempe. 
Jos. B. Creamer, Phoenix. 



REPRESENTATIVE. 

J. D. Mniiihan, (at larj^e) Phoenix 



ALTERNATE. 

D. K. Wardwell, (at large) 

Tombstone. 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

A. L. Grow, Tombstone. - - A. i;. Samj)son, Tueson. 

(302) 



ARKANSAS. 

Organized July 11, 1883. 



Commander, ... 
Senior Viee-Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
As-sistant Adjutant-General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Powell Clayton, (at large) Eureka 

Sjirings. 
I^afayette Gregg, Fayetteville. 
O. D. Scott, Texarkana. 



A. S. Fowler, Little Rock. 
Ira A. Church, Texarkana. 
J. S. Parker, Paragould. 
N. W. Cox, Little Rock. 

ALTERNATES. 

A. A. -Whissi'u, (at large) Little 

Rock. 
IT. Stone, Fort Smith. 
Chas. M. Rix, Hot Springs. 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

Stephen Wheeler, Fort Smith. C. M. Barnes, Gutiirie, Oklahoma. 

Chas. C. Waters, Little Rock. S. K. Robinson, Fort Smith. 

Thomas Boles, Fort Smith. 
(1850) 



GRAN1> ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. 



CALIFORNIA. 



f.^V- 



Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice-('ommander, 
Assistant Adjutant General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

W. H. L. Barnes, (at large) San Fran- 
cisco 

N. D'Oyly, San Jose 

C. A. Fuller, Fresno 

A. E. Leavitt, San Francisco 

Magnus Tate, Los Gatos 

J. H. Eustice, San Francisco 



Organized February 20, 1868. 

A. J. Buckles, Fairfield. 

A. E. Mintie, San Jose. 

W. H. WharH", San Francisco. 

T. C. Masteller, San Francisco. 

ALTERNATES. 

E. T. Blackman, (at large) San 

Diego 

H. T. Hobbert, San Francisco 
H. M. Van Arman, Oakland 
A. T. Stearns, Austin, Nevada 

F. M. Farwell, Oakland 
C. H. Hubbard, Sacramento 
J. S. Dean, Auburn 



E. K. Alexander, Los Angeles 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

W. H. Aiken, Wright's Station E. Carlson, San Francisco 

S. W. Backus, San Francisco C. Mason Kinne, San Francisco 

W. A. Robinson, San Francisco James W. Staples, San Franci-co 

J. M. Davis, San Francisco R. H. Warfield, Healdsburg 

Edw. S. Salomon, San Francisco T. H. Goodman, San Francisco 

Geo. E. Gard, Los Angeles 
(6366) 



COLORADO AND WYOMING. 

Organized as Department of the Mountains, Decemljer 11, 1S09. 
Colorado, July 31, 1882. 



Xame changed to 



Commander, - . . 

Senior Vice-Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Geo. W. Cook, (at large) Denver, Col. 

A. N Sawyer, Boulder, Col. 
R. E. Fitch, Laramie, Wyo. 
W. A. Olmstead, Trinidad, Col. 



Delos L. Holden, Pueblo, Col. 
N. .J. O'Brien, Cheyenne, Wyo. 
August Rische, Denver, Col. 
R. H. Dunn, Pueblo, Col. 

ALTERNATES. 

Geo. E. Marsh, (at large) George- 
town, Col. 
W. S. Carter, Denver, Col. 
Jas. Inman, Denver, Col. 
P. Holbrook, Central City, Col. 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

F. J. Bancroft, Denver, Col. J. W. Donellan, Laramie City, Wyo. 

E. K. Stimson, Denver, Col. B. L. Carr, Longmont, Col. 

A. V. Bohn, Leadville, Col. Henry Bowman, Idaho Springs, Col. 

George Ady, Denver, Col. John W. Browning, Denver, Col. 

T. M. Fisher, Cheyenne, Wyo. 
(2837) 



TWENTY-FOTIRTH NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT 

CONNECTICUT, jr 

Organize. 1 April H. 1W.7. 



Commander, - . . 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, - 

Assistant Adjutant General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

N. Easterbrook, (at large), New Haven 
Geo. R. Hurlhut, Hartford 
J. Herbert (ieorgc, Norwich 
Henry R. Jones, New Hartford 
Chas. H. Hayes, Ansonia 
Andrew Gordon, Hazardville 
W. C. Staples, West Port 
Caleb Wood, Soutli Norwalk 



Jno. C. Broatch, Middletown 
Henry N. Fanton, Danbury 
Benijah E. Smith, Williamantic 
Jno. II. Tliaclier, Hartford 

ALTERNATES. 

Geo. G. Smith, (at large), Stamford 

W. S. Cliase, Milford 

W. N. Mix, Wallingford 

.). L. Crandall, Westerly, R. I. 

W. H. Zink, Branford 

S. N. Wadsworth, Tnionville 

W. S. Pomeroy, Wethersfield 

J. W. Winch, Mashapang. 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

Edward Ilarland, Norwich L. A. Dickinson, Hartford 

Chas. J. Bnckbee, New Haven Wm. K. Disbrow, Bridgeport 

Geo. S. Smith, Norwich Alfred P>. Beers, Bridsieport 

Ira E. Hicks, New Britain Isaac B. Hyatt, Meriden 

Frank D. Sloat, New Haven Jno. T. Crary, Norwich 

Henry K. Taintor, Hartford Sam'l B. Home, Winstead 

Win. H. Pierpont, New Haven 
(6840) 



DELAWARE. 

Organizi'ci .lauuary U, 1881. 
Commander, ... Samuel Lewis, Wilmington 

Senior Vice Commander, - - W. W. Walker, Odessa 

Junior Vice Commander, - - Jno. W. Messick, Georgetown 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - John B. Stradley, Wilmington 

REPRESENTATIVES. ALTERNATES. 

Nathaniel Bayne, (at large), A J. Woodman, (at large), 

Geo. W. King, I!. T. Collins, 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

N. S. McNair, Wilniiiigton, .1. S I,lt/.enbin-g. Wilmington, 

Jno Wainwright, Wilmington Jno. M. Dunn, Wilmington, 

Daniel Ross, Wilmington J. E. Mowbray, Dover 

C. M Carey, Camden R. G. Buckingham, Pleasant Hill, 

Peter B. Ayars, Wilmington. 
(1215) 



GRAND ARMY OF THE REPT'BI-IC. 7 

FLORIDA. 

Orgiuiizi'd .lunc 10, 1884. 
Commander, ... Fred. S. (ioodricli, Washington, D. C. 

Senior Viee ('onmiander, - - Chas. M. Ellis, Jacksonville. 

Junior Viee Connnander, - - Geo. W. Lewton, Altamonte. 

Assistant .\djutant ( ieneral, - - Sam'l W. Fox, Jaeksonville. 

REPRESENTATIVES. ALTERNATES. 

Joseph F. Dean (at large), Palatka. J. T>. V. Hazzard, (at large), Eustis. 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

T. S. Wilmarth, Jacksonville (1. H. Norton, Eustis 

E. W. Henck, Longwood J. W. V. R. Plummer, Key West 

William Janes, Jacksonville 

(410) 

GEORGIA. 

Organized January 25, 1889. > 

Commander, - - - David Porter, Savannah 

Senior Vice Commander, - - J. T. Denning, Augusta 

Junior Vice Commander, - - C. T. Watson, Atlanta 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - Thomas F. Gleason, Savannah 

REPRESENTATIVES. ALTERNATES. 

A. E. Buck (at large), Atlanta, Ga. W. W. Ilrown, (at large), Macon. 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDER. 

Jno. R. Lewis, Athmta 

(355) 

IDAHO. 

Organized September 1, 1887. 
Commander, ... Wm. T. Riley, Hailey 

Senior Vice Commander, - - Judson Spofford, Boise 

Junior Vice Commander, - - E. H. Jeanjatjuet, Salmon City 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - Theophilus E. Picotte, Hailey 

REPRESENTATIVE. ALTERNATE. 

E. S. Whittier (at large), Black Foot S. J. Friend (at large). Smoky 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

W. H. Nve, Boise A. S. Center, Shoshone. 

(442) 

ILLINOIS. 

Organized July 12, 1860. 
Commander, - - - Wm. L. Distin, Quincy 

Senior Vice Commander, - - J. F. Harral, Aurora 

Junior Vice Commander, - - N. B. Thistlewood, Cairo 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - A. D. Reade, Evanston 



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TWKNTY-FDrRTH NATKiNAI, KNCAMPMKNT 



ILLINOIS. 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

H. S. Dietrich, (at large,) Chicago 

H. W. Bohon. Chicago 

H. 8. Chirk, Mattoon 

Benson Wood, Ktiinghain 

J. Brown Taylor, Freeport 

G. W. (lue, Rock Island 

H. II. Evans, Aurora 

L. >S. Lambert, Galesburg 

S. A. Oliver, Joliet 

Wm. H. Collins, Quincy 

J. K. Herring, Canton 

P. G. Galvin, Pana 

Geo. R. Lyon, Waukegon 

H. B. Brooks, Chicago 

Jas. O'Donnell, Chicago 

J. R. Corbus, Chicago 

Sam'l B. Chase, Chicago 

A. S. Wright, Woodstock 

Geo. S. Roper, Rockford 

J. W. Niles, Sterling 

Archibald Means, Peru 

H. n. McDowell, Pontiac 

S. S. Tripj), Peoria 

John Elder, Carthage 

H. T. Shaw, New Hartford 

Jas. H. Matheny, Springfield 

A. D. Cadwallader, Lincoln 

G. W. Harwood, Champaign 

John Lynch, Olney 

S. McKniglit, (xirard 

Louis Krughofi', Nashville 

S. G. Burdick, Centralia 

C. O. Patier, Cairo 



Continued. 

ALTERNATES. 

A. T. Barnes, (at large), Bloomington 

P. C. Hayes, Morris 

T. J. Henderson, Princeton 

Jas. H. Thompson, Dixon 

Jas. H. Healey, Chicago 

Wm. Hanna, Clayton 

H. C. Carter, Chicago 

A. Alphonso, Washington 
C. R. Matson, Chicago 

I. H. Pike, Bloomington 

R. M. Smith, Greenup 

Stephen S. Catt, Carmi 

Jno. R. Marshall, Yorkville 

Kirk N. Eastman, Chicago - 

Harry Wager, Chicago ^ 

Wm. Danniel, Chicago 

O. W. Nii-sh, Oak Park 

J. S. Wilcox, Elgin 

M. D. Swift, Polo 

T. S. Brown, Cambridge 

J. J. Murdock, Streator 

H. C. Clark, Kankakee 

J. F. Latimer, Abingdon 

E. A. Lane, Macomb 

B. F. Thacker, Beardstown 
John M. Bryant, Springfield 
R. P. Lytle, Decatur 

Geo. Klink, Areola 
B. F. Kilgore, Sumner 
A. T. Jenkins, Sullivan 
Geo. W^. Sliipman, Belleville 
.]. H. Melvin, Mt. Vernon 
R. B. Stinson, .Vnna 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Guy T. Gould, Chicago 
J. W. Burst, Sycamore 
W. W. Berry, Quincy 
J. S. Reynolds, Chicago 
Thos. G. Lawler, Rockford 
P. S. Post, (ialesburg 



T. B. Coulter, Aurora 
S. A. Harper, Elmwood 
A. C. Sweetser, Bloomington 
lulgar D. Swain, Chicago 
L. T. Dickason, Danville 
J. S. Martin, Salem 



Jas. A. Sexton, Chicago. 
(32813) 



GRAND ARMY OF THE REPURLIC. 



INDIANA. 

Organized Nov. 22, 1866 : reorganized AnK. 11, 1879. 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-C"ommander, - 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-G eneral, 



Gil. R. Stormont, Princeton. 
W. W. McBeth, Lafayette. 
Jas. Grimsley, Gosport. 
I. N. Walker, Indianapolis. 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

Alvin P. Hovey (at large),Mt. \'ernon 

C. C Sizemore, vSanborn 

Andrew Fite, New Albany 

J. F. Hammell, Madison 

G. H. Clutch, Columbus 

Chas. F. Grant, Richmond 

W. A. Ketcham, Broad Ripple 

J. T. Johnson, Rockville 

A. E. Tucker, Cicero 

J. M. Wasson, Rensselaer 

W. F. Daley, Peru 

J. H. Hofhnan, Ligonier 

S. F. Poorman, Goshen 

Duke Nicholson, Evansville. 

Zach Jones, Washington 

W. H. Jones, Brookville 

W. L. Dunlap, Franklin 

I. P. Watts, Winchester 

Thos. Shannon, Anderson 

H. P. Marshall, Indianapolis 

C. A. Power, Terre Haute 

W. M. Scott, Oxford 

Henry Snyder, Monticello 

W. H. Gregg, Bluffton 

P. Dickinson, Ft. Wayne 

E. A. Jernegan, Mishawaka 



ALTERNATES. 

Jaspar Packard (at large), New Albany 

H. P. Chambers, Princeton 

R. B. Scott, Bedford 

W. D. Daily, Greensburg 

J. B. Mulky, Bloomington 

R. B. Castle, Union City 

F. Garthwaite, Indianapolis 

D. R. Lucas, Indianapolis 

W. T. Crawford, Sullivan 

J. S. Kercheval, Sheridan 

I. S. Pheister, Galveston 

John Saunders, New Cumberland 

Geo D. Adams, Fort Wayne 

N. E. Jennison, Marengo 

Joseph Balsley, Seymour 

Hugh Espy, Rising Sun 

C. A White, Danville 

W. F. Shelly, New Castle 

Samuel Laing, Indianapolis 

H. R. Tinsley, Crawfordsville 

Daniel Waugh, Tipton 

T. H. Hringhurst, Logansjiort 

W. M. Henley, Wabash 

J. M. Young, Butler 

J. C. Haddock, Michigan City. 

P. L. Runion, Warsaw 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Robert S. Foster, Indianapolis 
W. W. Dudley, Washington, D. C. 
Edwin Nicar, South Bend 
Thos. W. Bennett, Richmond 
Argus D. ^'anosdol, Madison 



Oliver ]\I. Wilson, Arkansas City, Kan 

Jas. R. Carnahan, Indianapolis 

David N. Foster, Fort Wayne 

Ira J. Chase, Danville 

Chas. M. Travis, Crawfordsville 



(25165) 



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TWENTY-FOURTH NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT 

IOWA. 

Organized Sept. 36, 1800 ; rc-oiKuiiizoil Jmi. 23, 1870. 



Coniiuander, 

Senior Vice-t'ommander. - 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-General 



Mason P. Mills, Cedar Rapids 
O. L. French, Logan 
E. B. Messer, Hartley 
Chas. L. Longley, Tipton 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

T. A. Bereman (at large), Mt. Pleasant 

J. K. Mason, Keokuk 

Henry Dunn, Miles 

A. C. Harris, Eldora 

Isaac Patterson, ( )sage 

W. H. Whitehill, State Center 

I. K.Story, Indianola 

G. W. Blake, Chariton 

C. Healy, Avoca 

J. W. Hatton, Carroll 

J. R. McKain, Washington 

H. W. Holman, Independence 

Q. A. Sloan, McGregor 

E. J. Wood, Anamosa 

E. T. Allen, Agency 

Jas. Dillon Nevada 

C. A. Foote, Mt. Etna 

D. C. Cooper, Shelby 
L. A. Sheetz, Algona 
Phil Schaller, Sac City 
L. M. Black, Ireton 



ALTERNATES. 

Lot Abraham (at large), Mt. Pleasant 
Wm. Goodin, Farmington 

B. F. Bannister, Clinton 
Frank Christie, Belmond. 
Wm. Merrill, Fayette 

E. M. Sergeant, Grundy Center 
H. B. Hedge, Des Moines. 
J. M. Layton, Leon 
Jno. Lindt, Council lUufls 

C. A. Sherman, Boonesboro 
C. F. Albright, Primghar 
Jas. A. Spielman, Fairfield 
H. C. Hemenway, Cedar Falls 
H. C. Keerle, Mason City. 

J. B. Grithn, Marion 
G. W. Phillips, Brooklyn 
E. F. Sperry, Knoxville 
H. J. Herbert, Humeston 
J. H. Reynolds, Harlan 
L. C. Coffin, Ralfe 
J. A. Bunn, Correctionville 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



J. C. Parrott, Keokuk 
H. E. Griswold, Atlantic 
P. V. Car}-, Des Moines 
Jno. B. Cook, Carroll 
W. R. Manning, Newton 
J. M. Tuttle, DesMoines 
Chas. H. Smith, Mt. Pleasant 



A. A. Perkins, Burlington 
W. F. Conrad, Des Moines 
Geo. B. Hogin, Passadena, Cal 
E. G. Miller, Waterloo 
W. A. McHenry, Denison 
E. A. Consigny, Avoca 



(20236) 



GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. 



KANSAS. 



IV 



11 



Organized December?. 1866; re-organized March 10, 1880. 



Commander, - - . 

Senior Vice Commander, - 
Junior Vice-Commander, 

Assistant Adjutant General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

R. W. Blue (at large), Pleasanton. 

T. B. Gerow, Atchison 

C. G. Bliss, Argentine 

A. B. Arment, Winfield 

E. F. Sprague, Emporia 

G. M. Park, Washington 

Lewis Hanback, Osborn 

W. R. Hopkins, Garden City 

Bernard Kelley, Topeka 

J. G. Mohler, Salina 

Geo. Trout, Wamego 

T. A. Stanley, Osawatomie 

E. B. Park, Osage Mission 

J. H. Howe, Lyndon 

E. G. Putnam, Abilene 

H. D. Shaffer, Haynes City 

A. VV^. Hoyt, Lyons 

Geo. T. Anthony, ( )ttawa 

Mike W. Sutton, Dodge City 



Ira F. Collins, Sabetha 
J. B. McGonigal, Oberlin 
A. R. Greene, Cedarvale 
J. F. Thompson, Sabetha 

ALTERNATES. 

S. B. Bradford (at large), Topeka 

C. A. Miller, Severance 
Geo. P. Washburn, Ottawa 

D. McTaggart, Independence 
A. B. Campbell, Topeka 

J. H. Burbank, Miltonvale 
F. Charlesworth, Beloit 
A. H. Chase, Leoti 
Geo. K. Spence, Manhattan 

C. S. Bowman, Newton 

D. S. Brown, Nortonville 
C. Patterson, Kansas City 
I. M. Dewey, Chanute 
Geo. W. Camp, Peabody 

E. C. Culp, Salina 

S. H. Dunham, Lincoln 
J. W. Forney, Belle Plaine 
C. H. Kimball, Parsons 
W. C. Wliitney, Cawker City 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



John G. Carpenter, Ijeavenworth 
W. S. Jenkins, Ijeavenworth 
J. C. Walkinshaw, Leavenworth 
M. W. Pond, Fort Scott 
C. J. McDivitt, Abilene 
J. W. Feighan, Emporia 



J. H. Gilpatrick, Leavenworth 
John Guthrie, Topeka. 
T. J. Anderson, Topeka 
Milton Stewart, Wichita 
Thos. H. Soward, Winfield 
Henry Booth, Earned 
(18312) 

KENTUCKY, 

1883. 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-Commander, - 
Junior Vice Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-General, 



Organized .January 17 

- M. Minton, Louisville 
S. G. Hillis, Concord 

- T. E. Livezey, Covington 
Albert Scott, Louisville 



12 



TWENTY-FOURTH NATIONAL ENCAMI'MENT 



KENTUCKY.— Continued. 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

I). J. Biirchett (at large), Louisvillt- 

Sara'l McKee, Louisville 

Chas Solar, Newport 

Patrick Rush, Edmonton 

Chas. Erdman, Louisville 

C. C. Vaughn, Kussellville 

John Day, Covington 



ALTERNATES. 

J. \V. Hammond (at large), Louisville 

Jno. Fowler, Louisville 

Dan <)' Riley, Lichfield 

Geo. Currie, Louisville 

A. Chiesnian, London 

G. W. Saunders, Mayfield 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



J. C. Michie, Covington 
G. W. Northup, Louisville 
O. A. Reynolds, Covington 



W. II. Ilarton, Newport 
Wm. Bowman, Fearis 
Vincent Boering, London 
(5603) 



LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI. 



% 



Organized a.-^ the Departiiuiit of thf liiili'. May l."), 1S84 : 

changed to Louisiana and Mississippi, Jnne 18, 1S88. 



Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior \'ice Commander, - 
Assistant Adjutant General, 

REPRESENTATIVE. 

F. W Gibson, (at large), New Orleans, 

La. 



Geo. T. Hodges, New ( )rleans 
Frederic Speed, Vicksburg, Miss. 
Patrick (). Hare, New ( )rleans, La. 
Chas. W. Keeting, New Orleans, La. 

ALTERNATE. 

Henry Heidenheim, (at large), New 
Orleans, La. 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

Wm. Roy, El Paso, Tex. J. W. Scully, .Atlanta, Ga. 

A. S. Badger, New Orleans, T>a. A. S. Graham, New Orleans, La. 

Jacob Gray, New Orleans, La. 

(388) 



MAINE. I 

Organized Jumuiry 10, 1868. 

Commander, ... Jno. D. Anderson, Togus 

Senior Vice Commander, - - Melvin C. Wadsworth, Gardiner 

Junior Vice Commander, - - John D. Williams, Portland 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - Edwin ('. Milliken, Portland 



GRAND ARMY OF TlIF, REPIBLIC. 



13 



MAINE.— Continued. 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

Hanibal Hamlin, (at large), Bangor 
Veranus L. ("offin. Cherryfield 
Henry W. Sleeper, Union 
Delancer Young, Auburn 
S C. Belcher, Farmington 
Abner W. Fletcher, Unity 
Arthur M. Sawyer, Portland 
Moses A. Satlord, Kittery 
Leroy T. C'arleton, Winthrop 
C. H. Sawyer, Pittsfield 



ALTERNATES. 

B. B. Murray, (at large), Pembroke 

Enoch Foster, Bethel 

Caleb N. Lang, Portland 

Polaski Hodge, Canton 

Henry Boynton, Augusta 

A. M. Warren, P'oxcroft 

Timothy Elliott, Biddeford 

W. W. Ulnier, Rockland 

1). B. Parsons, Oakland 

Elijah C. Wilder, Calais 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Geo. L. Beal, Augusta 
Daniel Wliite, Boston, Mass. 
Nelson Howard, Lewiston 
Isaac S. Bangs, Waterville 
Elijah M. Shaw, Nashua, N. H. 
Jas. A. Hall, Columbus, (). 
Richard K. Galtey, Portland 



Chas. F. Mattocks, Portland 
Selden Connor, Portland 
Augustus C Hamlin, Bangor 
Augustus B. Farnham, Bangor 
Benj. Williams, Rockland 
Sam'l W. Lane, Augusta 
Horace H. Burhank. Saco 



Franklin M. Drew, Lewiston 

(9364) 

MARYLAND. 



^ 



Organized January 8, 1S69 ; 
Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant ( Jeneral 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Geo. B. Creamer, (at large), Baltimore 

Wm. A. McKellip, Westminster 
Chas. L. Marburg, Baltimore 



re-organized January 1876. 
Geo. R. Graham, Baltimore 
Kelley Gootee, Baltimore 
Thos. H. Coburn, Easton 
Hugh A. Maughlin, P>altimore 

ALTERNATES. 

Wallace A. Bartlett, (at large), Wash- 
ington, D. C. 
Edward Schilling, Cumberland 
R. J. Henry, Glyndon 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

E. Y. Goldsborough, Frederick Edwin T. Daneker, Baltimore 

Adam E. King, Baltimore E. B. Tyler, Baltimore 

Wm. E. Griffith, Cumberland Wm. E. W\ Ross, Baltimore 

Jno. H. Suter, Baltimore Frank M. Smith, Baltimore 

Graham Dukehart, Baltimore Jno. W. Horn, Baltimore 

Geo. W. F. Vernon, Baltimore Theo. F. Lang, Baltimore 

Geo. F. Wheeler, Baltimore. 
(2224) 



14 



TWENTY-FOURTH NATIONAL KXCAMPMENT 



MASSACHUSETTS. 



Organized May 7, 1867. 



Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, - 
Assistant Adjutant General 



Geo. H. Innis. South Boston 
Arthur A. Smith, Griswoldville 
Jas. K. Churchill, Worcester 
Alfred C. Monroe, Boston. 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

C. F. Luther, (at large), North Adams 
R. B. Henderson, So. Boston 
Walter Cutting, Pittstield 

H. M. McCloud, Amherst 
Chas. H. Glazier, Fitchburg 
Fred. O. Wallace, Beverly 
Isaac S. Mullen, Boston 
Amos M. Jackson, Fall River 
S. S. Whitney, Newton 
T. A. Hills, Leominister 
J. L. Bowen, Springfield 
.Josiah Pickert, Worcester 
Isaac W. Derby, Charlestown 
H. A. Jones, Northampton 
J. N. Parker, New Bedford 
Luther S. Johnson, Lynn 
John E. Killian, Boston 
Wm. B. Daley, Boston 

D. A. O'Brien, Chelsea 
Thos. H. Jackman, Peabody 
Jno. W. Walker, Cambridgeport 
Jno. Kelley, Somervilk' 

Theo. Leutz, Boston 



ALTERNATES. 

C. W. Sweetland, (at large), Newton 

A. A. Putnam, Uxbridge 

Geo. W. Aborn, Wakefield, 

S. H. Bugbee, North Attleboro 

N. Shatswell, Ipswich 

J. C. Cook, Reading 

Patrick Lee, Boston 

Wm. McDonald, Housatonic 

C. W. Cross, Palmer 

Geo. T. Fisher, New Bedford 

Geo. Allen, Provincetown 

L. F. Carter, Westfield 

Geo. E. Hager, Dal ton 

Chas. P. Whittle, Charlestown 

Walter II. Joy, Weymouth 

M. L. White, Boston 

F. E. Orcutt, Melrose 

Leopold Bartell, New Bedford 

J. A. Loomis, East Hampton 

Jno. Welch, Lowell 

Chas. L. Williams, Beverly Farms 

Jno. Taft, Oxford 

8. C. Severance. Greenfield 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



A. S. Cushman, New York City 
Francis A. Osborn, Boston 
Jno. W. Kimball, Fitchburg 
Horace B. Sargent, Santa Monica, Cal. 
Geo. W. Creasey, Newburyport 
.Jno. D. Billings, Cambridgeport 
Richard F. Tobin, South Boston 
Myron P. Walker, Belchertown 



A. B. R. Sprague, Worcester 
Wm. Cogswell, Salem 
Gej. S. Merrill, Lawrence 
Jno. G. B. Adams, Lynn 
Geo. S. Evans, Cambridgeport 
.Jno. W. Hersey, Springfield 
Cha.'<. D. Nash, Whitman 
Geo. L. Goodale, Medford 



(21697) 



GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. 



15 



MICHIGAN. 



Organized May tl, 1868; re-organized 1871). 



Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant General, 



Henry M. Duffield, Detroit 
Wm. Jibb, Adrian 
E. L. Negus, Cbelsea 
W. P. Sumner, Detroit 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

R. A. Parker, (at large), Detroit 
Jas. Gillispie, Wayne 
Albert Dunham, Jackson 
Ogden Tomlinson, Plainwell 
Frank McElroy, Lapeer 
Ren. Barker, North Adams 
E. C. Anthony, Marquette 
Jas. W. Cutler, Hastings 
C. E. Foote, Kalamazoo 
E. B. Taylor, Port Huron 
S. S. Watrous, Newaygo 
Jas. A. Crozier, Menominee 
L. E. Howard, Litchfield 
Norm G. Cooper, Sturgis 
W. W. Cook, Lansing 
W. H. Beasley, Ithaca 
Geo. P. Cobb, Bay City 
R/ B. Davis, Dundee 
Dexter Horton, Fenton 
Rob't Finch, Grand Haven 
E. S. Pease, East Saginaw 
Geo. W. Stone, Harrison 



ALTERNATES. 

W. L. Reed, (at large), Quincy 

.J. H. Carpenter, Clare 

Henry Spaulding, Hartford 

J. T. Jacobs, Ann Arbor 

P. S. Dickinson, Gaylord 

W. H. Hicks, Morley 

Frank Whipjile, Port Huron 

Rob't King, Lapeer 

W. P. Spaulding, Sault Ste. Marie 

W. T. Johnson, Grand Rapids 

Jos. C. Wardell, Hastings 

F. D. Newberry, Coldwater 

J. M. Greenfield, Flushing 

Chas. D. Durfee, Plymouth 

W. S. Hill, Escanaba 

A. W. Mills, Tecumseh 

J. S. Preston, Lyon 

Jas. M. Shepard, Cassopolis 

A. J. Straub, Horton Bay 

A. J. Patterson, Owosso 

Geo. W. Buckingham, Flint 

True Hart, Midland 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



C. V. R. Pond, Coldwater 
Byron R. Pierce, Grand Rapids 
Rush J. Shank, Lansing 
Jno. Northwood, New Lathrop 
Washington Gardner, Albion 



A. T. McReynolds, Grand Rapids 
Oscar A. Janes, Hillsdale 
Chas D. Long, Flint 
L. G. Rutherford, Grand Rapids 
Wm. Humphrey, Adrian 



Michael Brown, Big Rapids 
(21255) 



16 



TWENTY-FOIRTH NATIONAI, ENCAMPMENT 



MINNESOTA. 

Orfianizcd Aiigugt 14, 1867: re-organized May 18th, 1880 



Commiinder, 

Senior Vice Coiumunder, 
Junior Vice Commander, - 
Assibtant Adjutant (ieneral,- - 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

I'M win Dunn, (at large), Eyota 

Geo. B. Arnold, Kasson 
E. D. French, Redwood Falls 
A. H. Reed, Glencoe 
Herman Vogt. Minneapolis 
C. C. Whitney, :Marshall 
L. P. Dodge, Farmington 
M. S. Granger, St, Paul 
L. W. Collins, St. Cloud 



James Compton, Fergus F"alls 

Chas. D. Parker, St. Paul 

I^. M. Lange, Marshall 

Geo. W. Morey, Minneapolis, Minn. 

ALTERNATES. 

W. W. Bontecou, (at large), Spring 

Valley 
W. H Harries, Caledonia 
C. H. Robinson, Waterville 
J. C. Cooper, Northtield 

F. ''. Shepherd, Minneapolis 
Jno. C. Graham, Mankato 
L. A. Hancock, Red Wing 
B. Convei-se, St. Paul 

G. H. Holden, Duluth 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



H. G. Hicks, Minneapolis 
Adam Marty, Stillwater 
E. C. Bal)l), Minnea])()lis 
Wm. Thomas, ^lankato 
J. ir. Fge, Minneapolis 



H. A. Castle, St. Paul 
Jno. P. Rea, Minneapolis 
R. A. Becker, St. Paul 
L. L. Wheelock, Owatonna 
A. Barto, Sauk Center 
(8408) 



n 



rv 



MISSOURI. 

Organized May 16, 1867: n'-organized 1881. 
t'onnnander, - - - Leo Rassieur, St. Louis 

Senior Vice Commander, - - Geo. W^ Martin, Brookfield 

Junior Vice Commander, - - A. J. Seay, Union 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - Thos. B. Rodgers, St. Louis 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

Wm. T. Sherman, (at large) New 

York City 
J. N. Hartzell, Cape (iirardeau 
William Greer, Camden 
Thos. A. Murphy, Trenton 
J. H. Fink, Kansas City 
Jas R. Milner, Springfield 
Cha.s. F. Ernst, St. Jo.seph 
Ernst Kretschmar, St. Louis 



ALTERNATES. 

A. J. Smith, (at large), St. Louis 

G. W. Bryant, St. Louis 
R D. Cramer, Memphis 
Geo W. Bailey, St. Louis 
Jno. B. Shepherd, Hannibal 
"Wm. McClellan, St. Louis 
Thos A. Ackerman, Melrose 
Daniel Glock, St. Louis 



GRAND ABMY OF THE REl'lBLIC. 



17 



MISSOURI.— Continued. 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

Jno. T. Clark, Jerierson City 
Jas. (J. Young, Kansas City 
Ira T. Bronson, Sedalia 
William Lowe, Warrensburg 
F. M. Sterrett, St. Louis 
Frank M. Marshall, Carrollton 
A. W. St. John, Carthage 
p]ugene F. Weigle, St. Louis 
Jno. W. Moore, California 
Wni. Page, Butler 
J. C. Seabourn, South- West City 
F. M. Cooper, Maryville 



ALTERNATES. 

H. S. Carroll, Clarksville 
W. T. Bowen, Versailles 
Madison Miller, St. Louis 
Chas. Emery, Carthage 
A. S. Prather, Forsyth 
J. A. Arbuthorot, Brooktield 
M. G. Netherton, Bancroft 
V. P. Dillingham, Victoi'ia 
L. B. Ripley, St. Louis 
Jas. Turner, l^nionville 
Wm. A. Hall, St. Louis 
R. H. Mcdill, St. Loiris 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Wm. Warner, Kansas City 
Nelson Cole, St. Louis 



W. F. Chamberlain, Hannibal 
Hiram Smith, Jr., Cameron 



Jno. E. Phelps, Springfield 
(19338) 



Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Connnander, - 
Assistant Adjutant General, 



MONTANA. 

Orgiiuized March 10, 1885. 

Ed. F. Ferris, Bozeman 

- A. P. Hart, Billings 
N. H. Morley, Anaconda 

- Benj. F. Osborn, Bozeman 



ALTERNATES. 



William Harmon, (at large), Miles 

City 
J. J. York, Butte 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

R. E. Fisk, (at large), Helena 

P. R. Dolman, Butte 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

T. P. Fuller, Helena Ela C. Waters, Billings 

Chas. S. Warren, Butte ' Junius G. Sanders, Helena 

Jas. E. Callaway, Virginia City 

(674) 



NEBRASKA. 

Organized .January 25, 1877. 
Commander, - - - T. S. Clarkson, Omaha 

Senior Vice Commander, - - Jos. Teeter, Lincoln 

Junior Vice Commander, - - Willis Gossard, Indianola 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - John B. Sawhill, Omaha 



18 



TWENTY-FOURTH NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT 



NEBRASKA.— Continued. 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

L. D. Richards, (at large) Fremont 

W. H. Diller, Diller 

W. E. Getter, Ord 

Brad P. Cook, Lincoln 

J. D. Miles, Schuyler 

y. G. Bryan, Ashland 

J. Wesley Tucker, Valentine 

J. O. Moore, Palmyra 



ALTERNATES. 

G. W. Knight, Red Cloud 
J. Davidson, Fort Omaha 
('. S. Chase, Omalia 
J. D. Smith, Republican City 
I). F. Fisher, Fairfield 
James Walling, Cozard 
John Barsby, Fairmont 
H. A. Scott, Humboldt 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Paul Van Der Voort, Omaha 
S. J. Alexander, Lincoln 
II. E. Palmer, Plattsmouth 
J. M. Thayer, Lincoln 
W. C. Henry, (irand Island 



R. H. Wilbur, Omaha 
J. C. Eonnell, Lincoln 
A. V. Cole, Juniata 
H. C. Russell, Schuyler 
S. H. Morrison, Nebraska City 
(7433) 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-General, 

REPRESEN1ATIVES. 

David H. Pierce, (at large) Great Falls 

Stephen D. Smith, Hanover 

W. A. Sloan, Conway 

U. B. Fosgate, Winchester 

Natt Shackford, ]>ako Village 

John Hutchinson, Manchester 



NEW HAMPSHIRE. . 

Organizofi May 18, 1868. 

Thomas Coggswell, Gilmanton Iron AVks 



Geo. E. Hogden, Portsmouth 
Everett B. Huse, Enfield 
Geo. B. Lane, Laconia 

ALTERNATES. 

John N. Bruce, (at large) Manchester 

Gilman B. Johnson, Concord 

M. L. Morrison, Peterborough 

.John W. Locke, Seabrook 

W. H. Lovejoy, North Stratford 

O. ^V. Baldwin, Lebanon 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Daniel J. Vaughan, Portsmouth 
Augustus II. Bixby, Francestown 
Alvin S. Eaton, Nashua 
Martin A. Haynus, Lake Village 
Marcus M. ('ollis, Portsmouth 
Otis C. Wvatt, Tilton 



Jas. E. Larkin, Everett, Mass. 

Wm. H. Trickey, South New Market 

("has. .1. Richards, Chicago, 111. 

John C. Linehan, Penacook 

Geo. Farr, Littleton 

A. B. Thompson, Concord 



•Jas. F. (i rimes, Hillsboro Bridge. 
(5043) 



CJRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. 



19 



NEW JERSEY. 

Organized January, 1868. 
Commander, - - - A. M. Matthews, Orange 

Senior Vice-Commander, - - J. A. Wildrick, Belvidere 

Junior Vice-Commander, - J. M. Atwood, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Assistant Adjutant General, Thos. Pearson, Newark 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

E. C. Stalil, (at large) Trenton 

Wm. Murreli, Washington, D. C. 

Chas. F. Kirker, Paterson 

Joel Wilson, Newton 

Frank Getzinger, Manasquan 

J. W. Kinsey, Camden 

A. Hawkyard, Trenton 

W. W. Larkin, Gloucester City 

John Shields, Flemington 



ALTERNATES. 

Joel W. Hatt, (at large) East Orange 
Chas. Barnard, Gloucester City 
Wm. F. Tobin, Jersey City 
B. N. Farnam, Metuchin 
Wm. H. Wychoft", Sumerville 
Henry S. White, Red Bank 
E. J. Baldwin, Newark 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



William Ward, Newark 

E. W. Davis, Newark 

Geo. W. Gile, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Geo. B. Fielder, Jersey City 

Frank O. Cole, Jersey City 

E. Burd Grubb, Edge water Park 



Chas. Burrows, Rutherford 
Samuel Hufty, Camden 
Chas. H. Houghton, Metuchen 
Henry M. Nevius, Red Bank 
J. L. Wheeler, Red Bank 
W. B. E. Miller, Camden 



(7679) 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-General, 



NEW MEXICO. 

Organized .Tuiy 13, 1883. 

- A. M. Whitcomb, Albuquerque 

J. L. Morris, Wallace 
A. M. Storey, Hillsboro 



REPRESENTATIVE. 

A. J. Bahney, (at large) Socorro 



W. A. Rankin, Albuquerque 

ALTERNATE. 

Philip Mothersill, (at large) Engle 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



E. W. Winkoop, Santa Fe 
Elias S. Stover, Albuquerque 
Francis Downs, Santa Fe 



J. J. Fitzgerald, Chihuahua, Mex. 
John Y. Hewitt, White Oaks 
Lee H. Rudisille, White Oaks' 

(331) 



20 



TWENTY-FOUKTII NATIONAI- ENCAMPMENT 



NEW YORK. * 1^ i 

Organized April ;>, 1867. 
Commander, ... Floyd Clarkson, New York City 

Senior Vice-Comraander, - - Homer B. Webb, West Broorafield 

Junior Vice-Commander, - Gardner C. Hibbard, Elmira 

Assistant Adjutant-General, - W. A. Wallace, Albany 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

^\';lrner Miller, (:it large), Herkimer 

R F. Knapp, Saratoga Springs 

Lewis A. Jones, Utica 

C. S. Thorp, New York 

Geo. I). Story, Ballston Spa. 

A. H. Spier re, Albany 

G. W. Dastin, Malone 

Jno. S. Power, (iovernor's Island, 

New York City 
H. M. Gartlan, New York City 
Geo. F. Hopper, New York City 

C. Frank Smith, Copenhagen 
M. V. W^adleigh, Oswego 
Jonathan Beers, Elmira 
Albert J. Adams, New York City 
Geo. A. Meade, Walton 

Jas. (Josnell, Rochester 
Geo. Donnally, Waterloo 
Edward B. Dumond, Mattewan 
Chas. Umbrecht, Syracuse 
H. W. Bell, East Albany 
J. G. Campbell, Nunda 
H. E. Smith, ^Nyack 
M. V. Van Buskirk, Genoa 
Je-sse R. Fort, Little Falls 
W. C. Porter, Theresa 
E. A. Bishop, Rochester 
Jno. Walter, Monticello 

E. D. Van Slyke, Hamilton 
W. H. Flint, Chatham 

L. L. Hunt, Luzerne 

D. C. Siierwood, Corning 
Abram Wilson, Ovid 

J. R. Hayes, Walden 

G. H. Moore, New York City 

Wm. I^. DeLacy, Poughkeepsie 

F. A. M. Ball, Syracuse 



ALTERNATES. 

G. S. Conger, (at large), (iouverneur 
Wiliard Bullard, New York City 
Cyras Ballou, Funda 
Jno. Schilling, Brooklyn 
Geo. R. Baldwin, Brooklyn 
C. F. King, Lee Center 
Jno. R. Thompson, Brooklyn 
J. Seeley, Rochester 

J. H. Kent, Utica 

Wm. Blanchfield, Brooklyn 

Jos. Porter, Rome 

Jacob Yakey, Utica 

J. F. Breckenridge, Albany 

Emil L. Walter, Brooklyn 

J. B. Stanbrough, Owego 

Jud Griswold, Elmira 

S. H. Leavitt, Bath 

G. W. Bingham, Lockwood 

Walter Elden, Camden 

J. Marshall Guion, Seneca Falls 

Samuel Hardy, Brooklyn 

Isaac JellitlJ Woodburne 

C. E. Pike, Watkins 

Caius A. Weaver, Syracuse 

L. A. Kurney, Hoboken, N. J. 

John Eiseman, Firooklyn 

Henry Smith, Fulton 

Wm. Doody, New Y'ork City 

Isaac L. Kress, Wellsville 

S. A. Walcott, Caton 

H. L. Ross, PJKenix 

H. I). Ellsworth, Canton 

A. S. ZiuHuerman, Ilion 

C. J. Fox, Painted Post 

Jas. A. Tappan, Brooklyn 

E. A. Dul)()y, Brooklyn 



GRAND ARMY OF THE REl'UBLIC. 



21 



NEW YORK. 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Dennis Sullivan, Xew York City 
Jno. A. Blair, New York City 
C. N. Swift, New York City 
N. W. Day, New Y'ork City 
E. O'Malley, Cuba 
C. E. Hawkins, Antwerp 



Continued. 

ALTERNATES. 

Wellington Hurd, Hurrlsville 
Alex Jeffrey, Brooklyn 
Jacob Gla.s8, Brooklyn 
R. H. Robinson, Lee Centre 
M. C. Shattuck, Brooklyn 
Henry H Turner, Lowviile 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Daniel E. Sickles, New Y'ork City 

Henry A. Barnum, New York City 

Jno. Palmer, Albany 

Wm. F. Rogers, Buffalo 

Jas. S. Eraser, New York City 

Ira M. Hedges, Haverstraw 

Geo. H. Treadwell, Albany 



Jno. C. Robinson, Bingliamton 
Stephen P. Corliss, Albany 
Jas. Tanner, Washington, D. C. 
L. Coe Y^'oung, Macon, Ga. 
Jno. A. Reynolds, Rochester 
Jos. I. Sales, Rome 
N. Martin Curtis, Ogdensburg 



Harrison Clark, Norwich 

(40758) 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

S. G. Roberts, (at large), Fargo 
J. C. Black, Valley City 



NORTH DAKOTA. 

Organized April 23, 1890. 

Geo. P. Winship, Grand Forks 
A. H. Burke, Fargo 
W. A. Bentley, Bismarck 
Wm. Ackerman, Grand Forks 

ALTERNATES. 

Geo. W. Harmon, (at large), Mandan 
A. W. Warren, Larimore 

(778) 



Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, - 
Assistant Adjutant General, - 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

A. M. Warner, (at large), Cincinnati 

J. W. R. Cline, SpringHeld 

W. H. Gibson, Tiffin 

J. P. Dry, Upper Sandusky 



OHIO. ^ — 

Organized .laimary 30, 18G7. 

P. H. Dowling, Toledo 
- C. M. Hassler, Dayton 
Ed. S. Grand, Middleport 
Chas. Reed, Toledo 

ALTERNATES. 

James Barnett (at large), Cleveland 

A. P. Baldwin, Akron 

H. Lee Anderson, Zanesville 

C. A. Santmeyer, Carthage 



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OHIO.- 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

K. J. I'utuik, Columbus 

Joseph L. Gaul, Cincinnati 

William Miller, Cincinnati 

Morgan S. Shaw, Cincinnati 

John Roth, Cincinnati 

J. Cory Winans, Troy 

E. B. Ijyon, Dayton 

S. M. Collins, Sidney 

J. S. Karnes, Lima 

A. C. Matliias, Gilboa 

Wm. McCutchen, Bucyrus 

Albert B. Probert, Bloomdale 

Geo. llolten, Mark C«nter 

J. M. Blackford, Springboro 

David Thomas, Amelia 

Thomas McConnell, I'rbana 

Jolm G. Warner, South Charleston 

James W. Tilton, Marysville 

Oliver W. W^eeks, Miirion 

I. F. Mack, Sandusky 

W. G. Alexander, Toledo 

M. Stanton, Portsmouth 

E. B. Bingham, Wellston 
Melville Hayes, Wilmington 
T. W. Evans, Richmond Dale 
J. M. Roberts, Lancaster 

n. T. Sib])ell, Westerville 
.James F. Allen, Elyria 
^\. M. Halm, Mansfield 
John S. Adair, McConnelsville 

F. M. Cline, Middleport 
L. H. Inscho, Newark 

J. S. Minnis, New Philadelphia 
James II. Lavery, Steubenville 
James M. Dalzell, Caldwell 
L. D. Woodworth, Youngstown 
E. A. Jones, Massillon 
J. W. Foster, ( iencva 
J. H. Furry, Ravenna 
Elias Fraunfelter, Akron 
Harry McClarran, W^ooster 
L. W. Bailey, Cleveland 
C. W. Sanburn, Herea 



Continued. 

ALTERNATES. 

W. D. Innes, Price Hill 

.J. J. B. Johnson, Camden 

J. E. Ilippard, Mendon 

Wm. Harmon, Attica 

A. L. Sargent, Delta 

T. A. Conrad, Xenia 

Ralpli Watson, New Holland 

J. H. Kimball, Sunbury 

Geo. Sheets, Toledo 

Aaron Winters, Ironton 

J. W. Evans, Fayetteville 

A. G. Chapman, Columbus 

Sparks Bird, Mohicanville 

J. W. Merrill, Barlow 

J. W. Compton, Coshocton 

J. W. Osbm-n, Cadiz 

E. C. Farquhar, Damascus 

E. J. Clapp, Tliompson 

O. H. McDowell, Medina 

J. F. Beelman, Cleveland 

E. Burdsall, Greenfield 

Jno. T. Raper, Chillicothe 

Michael Lountz, Cincinnati 

M. C Parker, Station F, Cincinnati 

John W. Byron, Nat. Military Home 

S. W. Bishop, Greenville 

L. E. Landon, Upper Sandusky 

R. S. Murphy, Paulding 

Tlios. Bishop, Middletown 

J. Q. A. Randall, Belle Centre 

Thos. D. Riddle, Iberia 

O. P. Hiller, White House 

T. C. Downey, Winchester 

Jos H. Smith, (lood Hope 

A. R. Kcllar, Carroll 

J. W. Bearriip, Wellington 

Chas. A. ('able, Nelsonville 

Jno. K. Poorman, Dresden 

W. D. Jones, Bellaire 

D. J. Smith, East Liverpool 
Michael W^oodford, Warren 
L. D. Cox, Bedford 

E. W. Elliott, Olmstead 



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OHIO.— Continued. 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



J. Warren Keifer, Springtiekl 
James H. 8eymour, Akron 
Jno. S. Konntz. Toledo 
H. P. Lloyd, Cincinnati 
A. L. Conger, Akron 
A. C. Voris, Akron 



David W. Thomas, Akron 
Chas. T. Clark, Columbus 
R. B. Brown, Zanesville 
Jos. W. O'Neal], Lebanon 
Samuel H. Hurst, Chillicothe 



(46214) 



OREGON. 



'I [ 



Organized September 28, 1882. 

Commander, ... Jas. E. Varney, The Dalles 

Senior Vice Commander, - - T. M. Martin, Eugene 

Junior Vice Commander, - F. M. Miller, Lebanon 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - W. S. Myers, The Dalles 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

B. B. Tuttle, (at large) Portland 
F. D. Winton, Astoria 
O. Summers, Portland 



ALTERNATES. 

J. P. Galbraith, (at large) Albany 
F. K. Arnold, Portland 
A. G. Johnson, The Dalles 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

N. S. Pierce, Portland G. E. Caukin, Portland 

F. J. Babcock, Salem i F. H. Lamb, San Francisco, Cal. 

M. L. Olmestead, Baker City A. E. Borthwick, Portland 

E. B. McElroy, Salem 

(1713) 



Commander, . - . 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Aaron Ziegler, (at large) Reading 
Thos. G. Sample, Allegheny 
Geo. H. Laut, Germantown 
W. N. Jones, Williamsport 



PENNSYLVANIA. *^ ^ 

Organized .Tanuary 16, 1S67. 

J. F. Denniston, Pittsburg 
J. F. Osier, Shamokin 
Geo. S. Shattuck, Meadville 



S. P. Town, Philadelphia 
ALTERNATES. 

Seth Weeks, (at large) Corry 
W. P.. Bird, Shamokin 
J. R. Oursler, Latrobe 
L. T. Borchers, Warren 



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PENNSYLVANIA.— Continued. 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

K. Wilkie Martin, riiiladelphia 

T. J. (). Leaiy, Philadelphia 

Thos. J. Magiiiley, Philadelphia 

W. J. Patterson, Pittsburg 

8aml. H. McCarnbridge, Philadelphia 

R. B. Wallace, Philadelphia 

A. J. Ilertzler, ^rifllintown 

R. F. Potter, Minersville 

J. W. Currv, Altoona 

Nicholas Leiischen, Erie 

W. P. Herbert, Pittsburg 

C. M. Derrickson, Mercer 

W. Van (jaskin, Shamokin 

Theo. S. Bransby, Philadelphia 

Marriott Brosius, I.ancaster 

J. C. Sturgeon, Erie 

L. T. McGrath, Pittsburg 

A. E. Keinoehl, Lancaster 

Thos. J. Laurel, Pittsburg 

J. C. M. Hamilton, Tyrone 

Wni. K. Wooters, I'hiladelphia 

H. J. Gamble, Monongahela City 

S. D. Bates, Lewisburg 

John Dougherty, Philadelphia 

C. M. Kishpaugh, Tunkliannock 
J. Frederick I Loeble, Philadelphia 

D. O. Riser. Pittsburg 
Henry McGinnis, Philadelphia 
Henry Fulmer, Norristown 
Harvey Miller, Frankford 
Geo. G. Boyer, Harrisburg 

H. L. Haldeman, Marietta 
D. S. McClure, Philadelphia 
R. C. Miller, Allegheny 
C. R. Shepley, Pittsburg 
A. C. Koser, Mechanicsburg 
Lucius Rogers, Smethport 
Alex. X. Hart, Johnstown 
W. W. Scott, Pittsburg 
('has. llorsch, Philadelphia 
A. M. Carline, Braddock 
R. A. Dempsey, Bradford 



ALTERNATES. 

Chas. F. Chidsey, Easton 
M. J. Andrews, Philadelphia 
C. B. Metzgar, Wilkesbarre 
W. K. Crites, Huntingdon 
J as. Wren, Reading 
Jos. Gould, Mt. Carmel 
J. J. Artman, I^eechburg 
C T. Fry burger, Philipsburg 

A. C. Leonard, Lancaster 
J. D. Miller, York 

C. I'rice, Danville 

H. O. C. Oehmler, Allegheny 
Jos. McLaughlin, Summit Hill 
.J. R. Cressinger, Sinibury 
W. B. Freeman, Philadelphia 
L. S. Keefer, Cressona 
Wm. M. Mintzer, Pottstown 
W. R. Houser, ('atasauqua 

B. A. Suydam, Philadelphia 
Geo. W. Adams, Harrisburg 
Thos. D. Lewis, Scranton 
Jesse Merrill, Lock Haven 
H. J. Chandler, Rochester 

John A. McCloskey, Phoenixville 

G. W. Brandon, Bellefonte 

Geo. E. Reed, Harrisburg 

N. G. Wilson, Gettysburg 

W. L.'Lockhart, Allegheny 

T. W. Taylor, Westchester 

J. L. Rolshouse, Etna 

R. S. Messimer, Renovo 

Thomas Monroe, Hazleton 

P. P. Derrickson, Chester 

J. M. Stoever, Chester 

D. S. Cutler, Townsville 

W. S. Burnwood, Philadelphia 
H. R. Fulton, Lancaster 
\V. L. Hershey, Columbia 
Chas. W. Shufi; Philadelphia 
A. S. Schropp, Bethlehem 
O. H. Cram. Linesville 
W. L. Blackraan, Allentown 



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PENNSYLVANIA.— Continued. 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Louis Wagner, Fliiladeliiliiu 
O. C. Bosbyshell, riiiladelphia 
Jas. W. Latta, Philadelphia 
Chas. T. Hull, Athens 
C. W. Hazzard, Monongahela City 
J. M. Vandei-slice, Philadelphia 
F. H. Dyer, Detroit, Mich. 
J. P. S. Gobin, Lebanon 
Frank J. Magee, Wrightsville 



A. L. Pearson, Pittsburg 
R. B. Eeath, I'hiiadelphia 
W. W. Tyson, P>ie 
8. Irwin Girvin, Philadelphia 
Geo. L. Brown, Frackville 
John Taylor, Philadelphia 
E. S. Osborne, Wilkesbarre 
Austin Curtin, Huntingdon 
Thos. J. Stewart, Norristown 
(44613) 



POTOMAC. 

Organized Feliruary 13, 1869. 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Jas. R. Brown, (at large) Washington, 

Levi H. York, Washington 
John S. Stodder, Washington 
Thos. W. West, Washington 



M. Emmett Urell, Washington 
Solomon E. Faunce, Washington 
Calvin Farnsworth, Washington 
John M. Keogh, Washington 

ALTERNATES. 

Patrick O'Farrell, (at large) 

Washington 
Abraham Hart, Washingtfm 
Harrison M. Bennett, Washington 
John W. Freeman, Washington 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Frank IL Sprague, Washington 
A. H. G. Richardson, Washington 
Harrison Dingman, Washington 
William Gibson, Washington 
D. S. Alexander, Buffalo, N. Y. 
Jerome B. Burke, Washington 



Benj. F. Hawkes, Washington 
Geo. E. Corson, Washington 
Chas. C. Royce, C'hico, California 
Saml. S. Burdett, Washington 
Newton M. Brooks, Washington 
Chas. P. Lincoln, Washington 



William S. Odell, Washington. 

(2977) 



Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-General, 



RHODE ISLAND. ' i 

Organized Marcli 34, 1868. I 

Benj. F. Davis, Pawtucket 
Benj. H. Child, Providence 
Geo. M. Turner, Providence 
Edmund F. Prentis, Providence 



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RHODE ISLAND.— Continued. 

REPRESENTATIVES. ALTERNATES 



Sanil. \V. K. Allen, (:il large) East 

Cxreenwich 
Seth S. Getthell, Womsocket 
Geo. Carmichael, Shannock 
Jos. N. Morris, Bristol 



JiUj. A. Abbott, (at large) Providence 
Henry Kewton, Providence 
Benj. H. Lane, Valley Falls 
Win. S. Bailey, Newpart 



PAST DEPART 

Horatio Rogers, Providence 
Elisha H. Rhodes, Providence 
Edwin (1 Pomeroy, Providence 
Henry J. Spooner, Providence 
Henry R. Barker, Providence 
Henry F. Jenks, Pawtucket 
Andrew K. McMahon. Newport 
Theo. A. Barton, Providence 
Gideon Spencer, Providence 



MENT COMMANDERS. 

('has. II. Braytoii, Providence 
Edwin Metcalf, Providence 
Chas. H. Williams, Providence 
Fred. A. Arnold, Providence 
Chas. C. Gray, Providence 
Philip S. Chase, Providence 
Eugene A. Cory, Providence 
Benj. L. Hall, Providence 
Alonzo Williams, Providence 
(2887) 



SOUTH DAKOTA. 

Organized February 27, 1884. 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant-General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

R. T. Robinson, (at large) Mitchell 
W. N. Perry, Hot Springs 
Jas. Bryson, Gettysburg 
C. S. Blodgett, Kimball 



E. T. Langley, Huron 
S. H. Jumper, Aberdeen 
Geo. W. Carpenter, Watertown 
E. M. Thomas, Huron 

ALTERNATES. 

L. I>. Lyons, (at large) Watertown 
H. E. Pelton, Centerville 
C. S. Deering, Plankinton 
H. (\ Van Slvck, Frederick 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

Harrison Allen, Fargo, N. D. Wm. V. Lucas, Chamberlain 

S. F. Hammond, Ashton Geo. A. Silsby, Mitchell 

Members in good .standing March 31st, 1890, 

(2651) 

TENNESSEE. 

Orgauized l-'rhniaiy 26, 1nS4. 
("ommander, - - - Chas. F. Muller, Chattanooga 

Senior Vice-Commander, - - William J. Smith, Memphis 

Junior Vice-Comniander, - Henry C. Whitaker, New Market 

Assistant Adjutant-General, - Sam. W. Duncan, Chattanooga 



(iRAND AIJMY OP THK UEPrBLIO. 



TENNESSEE. 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Halbert V>. Case, (at large) Chattanooga 
John F. Spence, Athens 
A. W. Wills, Nashville 
S. T. Harris, Knoxville 



-Continued. 

ALTERNATES. 

Luke Havey, (at large) Knoxville 
Walton W. French. (Chattanooga 
Kemp Murphy, Mountain City 
W. N. Hoge, Athens 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

E. E. Winters, Nashville W, J. Ramage, Knoxville 



Wm. Rule, Knoxville 



Augustus H. Pettibone, Greenville 
(3061) 



TEXAS. 

Organized Mareli 25, 1885. 

A. K. Taylor, Houston 
J. H. Bolton, San Antonio 
W. F. Cottman, Dallas 
J. W. Teinby, Houston 

ALTERNATES. 

Ed. Ketchum, (at large) Galveston 
J. H. Pratt, Fort Clark 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

W. D. Wylie, Dallas O. T. Lyon, Sherman 

W. K. Sinclair, Galveston John C. De Gress, Austin 

A. G. Maloy, El Paso 



Commander, 

Senior \'ice-Commander, 
Junior Vice-Commander, 
Assistant Adjutant General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Geo. A. Knight, (at large) Dallas 
C. W. Ricker, Palestine 



(813) 



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Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, - 
Assistant Adjutant General, 



UTAH. 

Organized October 8, 1883. 

Henry Page, Salt Lake City 
- H. M. Bond, Ogden 

C. O. Farnsworth, Salt Lake City 
Frank Hoffman, Salt Lake City 

ALTERNATE. 

L. B. Stevens (at large), Ogden 



REPRESENTATIVE. 

James F. Bradley (at large), Salt Lake 

City 

PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

Ransford Smith, Ogden Klijah Sells, Salt Lake City 

Nathan Kimball, ( )gden H. C. Wardleigh, Ogden 

Eli H. Muray, Salt Lake City Henry T. Snyder, Ogden 

(143) 



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VERMONT. 

Organ izeil October 23, 1868. i 

Commander, - - - Z. M. ]Mansur, Island Pond 

Senior ^'ice Commander, - - J. E. Kldridge, Warren 

Junior \'ice Commander, - - J. W. Williams, Bennington 

Assistant Adjutant (ieneral, - - A. II. Hall, Island Pond 



REPRESENTATIVES. 

S. E. Pingree (at large), Hartford 

U. A. Woodbury, Burlington 

S. G. Kingsley, Kutland 

E. J. Ranslow, Swanton 

W. W. Grant, Barton 

B. F. Ketchum, Brattleboro 



ALTERNATES. 

Wni. \V(.'lls (at large) Burlington 

K. E. Hathorn, Ludlow 

C. H. Forbes, Brandon 

E. H. Powell, Richford 

G. B. Bullard, St. Johnsbury. 

R. Farnham, Bradford 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



W. W. Henry, Burlington 
J. H. Goulding, Rutland 
Wm. L. Greenleaf, Burlington 
H. E. Taylor, Brattleboro 
T. S. Peck, Burlington 
C. C. Kinsman, Rutland 
A. S. Tracy, ^Vfiddlebury 



Stephen Thomas, Montpelier 
A. B Valentine, Bennington 
P. D. Blodgett, St. Johnsbury 
W. G. Veazey, Rutland 
Geo. W. Hooker, Brattleboro 
Geo. T. Childes, St. Albans 



(5206) 

VIRGINIA. 



hd 



Commander, 

Senior Vice-Commander, 

Junior Vice Commander, 



Organizod Kcbninry 13, 1868. 

N. J. Smith, Richmond 
- Jas. E. Fuller, Norfolk 

Jno. Folan, Nat. Home, Elizabeth 



Assistant vVdjutant (Jeneral, - 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

Walter S. Wilson (at large), Norfolk 
Wm. J. Manning, Richmond 



Wm. N. P^aton, Portsmouth [City 

ALTERNATES. 

Lewis Dawley (at large), Norfolk 
Jas. M. Williams, Norfolk 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Hazlitt Carlisle, Portsmouth 
Wm. Ryder, Portsmouth 
B. C. Cook, Attica, Kas. 
S. B. Kenney, Windsor, N. C 
R. G. Staples, Portsmouth 
H. de B. Clay, Newport News 



Wm. N. Eaton, Portsmouth 
Richard Bond, Fortress Monroe 
Jno. W. Woodman, Portsmouth 
Wm. H. Appenzeller, Portsmouth 
P. T. Woodfin, P^lizabeth City 
R. P. Wheeler, Norfolk 
(1213) 



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WASHINGTON AND ALASKA. 

OrRanized .Tune 20, l.s,s3. 



Comnaander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, - 
Assistant Adjutant General, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

G. H. Boardman (at large) Tacoma 

W. ^^iscller, Fairhaven 

C. B. Dunning, Spokane Falls 



M. M. Holmes, Seattle 
A. J.Smith, Walla Walla 
David Stamp, Vancouver 
J. P. Crawford, Seattle 

ALTERNATES. 

G. W. Tibbetts (at large) Seattle 
( ). D. McDonald, Blaine 
D. P. Quinn, Port Angelles 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

A, M Brooks, vSeattle A. P. Curry, Spokane Falls 



J. W. vSprague, Tacoma 



Chas. M. Holton, North Yakima 
S. G. Crosgrove, Pomeroy 



(1742) 

WEST VIRGI 



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Organized September 12, 1808. 

Commander, 

Senior Vice Commander, 
Junior Vice Commander, - 
Assistant Adjutant (ieneral, 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

I. H. Duval (at large), Wellsburg 
C. E. Imire, Wheeling 
W. H. Aspinall, Weston 
T. A. Maulsby, Fairmont 



Re-organized February 20, 1S83. 

Geo. J. Walkei-, Jackson Court House 
■ L. A. Martin, Charleston 

J. C. Gluck, Auburn 
- W. W. Riley, Jackson Court House 

ALTERNATES. 

I. M. Adams, (at large), Ravendswood 

C. W. Hart, Buckhannon 

D. C. Miller, Fairmont 

M. B. Bartlett, Parkersburg 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 

W. H. H. Flick, Martinsburg 
C. B. Smish, Parkersburg 
R. E Fleming, Fairmont 



Lee Haymond, Clarkesburg 
G. W. Taggart, Parkersburg 
S. S. Hazen, Parkersburg 
(S165) 



WISCONSIN. 



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Organized .lune 7, 186G. 
Commander, - - - Benj. F. Bryant, La Crosse 

Senior Vice Commander, - - Jno. Meehan, Darlington 

Junior Vice Commander, - - Jas. K. P. Coon, Merrill 

Assistant Adjutant General, - - E. B. Gray, Milwaukee 



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WISCONSIN. 

REPRESENTATIVES. 

C. II. Baxter (at large), Lancaster 
Jno. Brown, Beaver Dam 
Newton Peters, Milwaukee 

C. N. Bussell, Berlin 

E. Q. Thomas, Eau Claire 
G. H. Chase, Milwaukee 

G. W. Sutherland, Clintonville 
R6bt. Bell, Racine 
(ieo. E. Bryant, Madison 
Geo. Spratt, Sheboygan Falls 

D. G. James, Kichland Center 
L. J. Billings, Rhinelander 
H. D. Harding, Hudson 

D. K. Noyes, Baraboo 

F. C. Reiser, Whitewater 



Continued. 

ALTERNATES. 

David Baker (at large), Beloit 

(4. Jencke, Mineral Point 

John Beth, (ireen Bay 

J. N. Powers, Baraboo 

J. H. Woodworth, Waupaca 

J. W. De(ir>)fl; Alma 

F. Brandecker, Milwaukee 

W. A. Wyse, Keedsburg 

J. R. Spencer, Waukesha 

C. H. Anson, Milwaukee 

J. M. Baer, Black Creek 

E. F. Long, Black River Falls 
Geo. Hale, Kenosha 

W. M Root, Sheboygan 

F. Kusel, Watertown 



PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS. 



Jas. K. Proudfit, Kansas City, Mo 

Edw. Ferguson, Milwaukee 

H. Ct. Rogers, Milwaukee 

Phil. Cheek, Jr., Baraboo 

A. G. Weissert, Milwaukee 

T. S. Allen, Oshkosh 

Jno. Hancock, Madison 

H. M. p]nos, Waukesha 

M. Griffin, Eau Clairo 



J. M. Rusk, Washington, D. C 
G. A Hannaford, Chicago, 111 
G. J. Thomas, Harvard, Neb 
H. P. Fischer, Milwaukee 
H. A. Starr, Milwaukee 
A. J. McCoy, Kansas City, Mo 
F. S. Hammond, Ashton, Dak 
James Davidson, Sparta 
L. Ferguson, Brandon 



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